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Tag: Tax increasesBy JGillman, Section News
Team Snyder doesn't give two whits about the constitution, perspective of GOP objectives, or the platform of the party.
What an incredible opportunity this 'shutdown' offers us, yet all that they can come up with is self congratulatory political 'twerking'. Rather than applaud a stand for what most republicans profess as their principles, the nerd sycophant unit offers underhanded criticism to the one thing that is going as it should. Greg McNeilly self proclaimed 'decider' of whom might be an "invasive species", or "Malcontent, magpie", et.. Falls short of identifying the Obama/Reid cabal which has in fact been solely responsible for the shutdown in DC: "There could not be a stronger contrast between the actions of Gov. Snyder and the House and Senate Republicans and the irresponsibility of Washington, D.C. politicians. Michigan's responsible leaders balanced the budget months ahead of schedule, put money aside for a rainy day and still ended up with a surplus.This from a press release about an hour ago.
Gosh Greggie, we are so impressed! And Real leadership like this deserves an award.
Will a burning paper bag with mystery contents (hint .. you might want to use an old shoe to stomp it out.) outside the front door be sufficient? By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Oh boy, remember when we used to only see the Democrats sticking cameras in kid's faces whenever they pushed their agendas that always leads to raising taxes? Well, our Republican-Light governor and his surrogates have chose not to be outdone by the Democrat "for the children" meme.
The punchline to this sick joke? (2 comments, 139 words in story) Full Story By RWolfer2010, Section News
As we prepare to celebrate how hard we work by not working (yes, essentially that's what labor day is), there will be lots to look forward to: barbeques, picnics, and some sleeping-in. It's a worry free day that allows us to put aside the stressful grind of day-to-day business.
But for Governor Jennifer Granholm this coming Monday will be no different from any other day this year since she is seemingly taking every day since February off from fulfilling her most essential task as governor: balancing the state's budget! (read more) (1 comment, 800 words in story) Full Story |
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